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A marble is rolling on a table at constant speed. At the same moment that it rolls off the edge of the table, a penny just drops off the edge. What will happen to them as they fall to the floor?
Part A
O The penny will land first because it is lighter.
O The marble will land first because of its greater speed.
O The marble will land first because it is heavier.
O Both will land at the same time.

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